Patrick Bet-David

And by the way, for Floridian that may be listening to this saying, hey, that makes sense.

I'd like to see that happen.

Now, going back to the $50,000 of people coming in.

So if you're going to charge somebody that's coming here, you're calling refugees coming from New York here, the Mamdani tax of $50,000.

Who does that benefit?

What does that do?

Because even if you did that, the people that are leaving, I'd say most of them would be able to pay for it.

And I guess if they do, it generates an income for the state.

Tell me the logic behind that idea.

It's an interesting idea.

It's like when Trump did the $5 million gold card.

Is that what he called it, the $5 million gold card?

I remember I was in Panama.

Panama said, if you bring $300,000 here, we'll give you the citizenship.

You're trying to come here.

Panama is the country.

Unemployment at the time was 2.3%.

Incredible real estate, incredible economy, and a safe place to be.

It would be a similar idea.

Tom, what do you think about the $50,000 idea?